Meanwhile, in New Jersey...

[Wilderness 1864]

Their legislature just introduced Senate Bill 2402, An Act prohibiting State-sponsored travel to states lacking permit to purchase firearms laws (http://amgoa.org/gun-law-texts/get_b...018-04-05.html).

So, if passed, if one's state doesn't require a Permit to Purchase before doing the actual purchase, they won't be allowed to do any official travel.

How many states actually have such a Permit to Purchase requirement?

Two that I know of; New Jersey & Illinois. They may be more, but not many. Illinois and NJ, perfect together. This law requires another background check and fingerprinting. More useless redundancy. If you are a subject of the PRNJ You have to have one to possess any firearm.

[alpacaheat]

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Twins in the hot tub?

[lts1ow]

Two that I know of; New Jersey & Illinois. They may be more, but not many. Illinois and NJ, perfect together. This law requires another background check and fingerprinting. More useless redundancy. If you are a subject of the PRNJ You have to have one to possess any firearm.

No entirely true.

if something is passed onto you via inheritance, you do not need a FID.

[wis bang]

What about all the people in Levittown and the surrounding communities close to Trenton? Every morning on my way to work I spot, among the swarm of PA plates heading over the river a few NJ state vehicles.

Does this mean these 'essential enough' workers that are given state cars in order to be available 24/7 to respond to problems in NJ loose their state cars?

I know a college friend [now counting the days to retirement] at the DEP. When he was a supervisor and had a car, it came with free parking, maintenance and gas.

When Florio took a bunch of the cars away, he was griping about having to pay to park and fuel his own auto...